New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge rejected a seven-year, $213.5 million contract before Opening Day and became a free agent after the World Series.
The Giants have targeted Judge and are prepared to spend whatever it takes, a person with knowledge of the Giants’ thinking told NJ Advance Media after meeting with members of the franchise’s ownership group. The person, who isn’t authorized to speak on behalf of the team, was granted anonymity.
“Judge is at the top of the Giants list and they won’t be underbid,” the person said. “If they miss out, it won’t be because of money.” The person added that the Giants planned to entice Judge further by signing at least two-high priced free agents.Earlier this month at the GM Meetings in Las Vegas, Giants president of baseball operations
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